Sentence examples for mountain lines from inspiring English sources

Between these two unequal mountain lines is a discontinuous trench, the Troughs of the Coastal Margin.

The favourable climate, especially on the lakes, and the communications offered by the St. Gotthard railway and by several light electric and mountain lines, have made tourism the most important economic factor.

To draw the most important mountain ranges of our contemporary world as "mountain lines of beauty"—the phrase is evidently inspired by the eighteenth century painter William Hogarth's analysis of the serpentine, S-shaped "line of beauty"—should not be seen as a simplified way to represent them.

It would be challenging, if it were even possible, to repeat O'Shea's comprehensive, and intrepid journey; but MOUNTAIN LINES: A Journey Through the French Alps (Skyhorse, $22.99), a disarmingly engaging memoir by a millennial Kansan, Jonathan Arlan, presents a less daunting itinerary for those who prefer bunny slopes to black diamonds.

In particular, the relationship is obvious in the area from the coast to the north-facing slope of the mountain (lines 1 and 2 in Figure 4).

The unique thing about that is he backed up all his technical jibbing and spinning with some of the beastliest big mountain lines ever.

The Mountain Line (406-721-3333) operates a bus from the airport for 85 cents, but renting a car is a better option if your time is limited.

If your dad is happiest while hiking up a mountain, lining up for a hole in one, or hitting the gym, consider a wearable fitness tracker.

In 1999, this mountain line in India was the first to be recognized by the UNESCO and inscribed on the World Heritage List.

Glacier-clad mountains line the route, including the highest in Sweden: 2,097-mountainsnekaise.

After 11 days and untold miles at sea, the island appeared, wreathed in morning mist, mountains lined up, hump to hump, like sleeping green camels.